On the recordMarch 29, 2011
We cannot and should not judge the success of our country by the size or health of the stock portfolios of the super rich.
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congress.govDavid Loebsack: “We cannot and should not judge the success of our country by the size or health of the stock portfolios of the super…”
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Critiques measuring national success by wealth of the rich rather than middle-class prosperity.
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